Echeveria runyonii f. crestata (Crested)

The crested form of this succulent has the typical fan arrangement, in this case strongly compact, with a central crest from which the foliage also branches outwards. In its normal form this succulent, whose name was chosen in honor of the American botanist Robert Runyon, grows in the shape of a rosette, consisting of long and wide, thin leaves, with a very small tip at the apex, of a soft silver-green color and covered with a whitish bloom that gives the plant a dusty appearance. With exposure to the sun, its foliage takes on pink shades that make Echeveria runyonii even more beautiful.